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I found Paintings this morning around 11:20 AM while I was walking along Main Street in Farmington, near the Farmington Museum. A bundle of canvases was sitting by the curb, some with desert landscapes that caught my eye, others with bold color splashes. I didn’t know who they belonged to, so I set them on the nearby bench and hoped the owner would recognize them when they checked the site. If these look like yours, I’m glad to help reunite you with them through the posted listing.
I found two small xylophones in the lobby of the Farmington Civic Center around 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday. They were tucked behind an orange tote bag and still had the resonance of practice time, a light blue strap torn on one side and a sticky note with 'For class' half peeled off. The case is a dented blue plastic one; the keys look bright and intact. I know how much music gear can mean to a student or a kid, so I held onto them here on the site and hope the owner will recognize them.
I found a bundle of utensils near Berg Park in Farmington around 11:30 am today, along the Animas River trail near the little market shed. The pan and forks were in a dented tin, a wooden spatula peeking out, and a napkin tucked in with a couple of plastic ties. They looked recently used but not dirty, clearly someone was in a hurry. I left them where I found them, hoping the owner will spot this listing and recognize the set.
I lost my photographs yesterday around 4:20 PM near the Farmington Public Library on Main Street, when I stepped outside to stretch my legs after a long day. They’re in a small, worn leather album with candid shots from family trips and a few portraits from the 1980s. These pictures are irreplaceable to me, carrying memories of people who aren’t here anymore. I’d be grateful to hear if you’ve seen them or picked them up, so I can be reunited with a piece of my history through this site.
I realized around 9:00 p.m. last night that my remote controls were lost from the living room of my apartment on 15th Street, just a few blocks from Berg Park in Farmington, New Mexico. The two remotes—one for the TV, one for the stereo—sat on the coffee table and are essential for winding down after a long day. I last had them while we were cleaning up after dinner, and now they’re lost. If you saw them around the lobby or common area near Berg Park, please let me know.
I’m Daniel Martinez. I found a set of Toasters this morning, around 7:45 a.m., outside the Farmington Public Library on Main Street, near the San Juan College entrance. They’re two brushed stainless steel toasters, with a red detail and a small dent on one, as if they’d seen some morning rush. It looked like someone left them behind in a hurry, so I carried them into the library lobby and waited a moment, hoping the owner would claim them. I know how frustrating it is to misplace something you rely on day after day. If these belong to you, I hope you see this and know they’re safe here at the library front desk until claimed.
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